Good Morning, Johnsburg!
The morning mist is lifting off our Adirondack pines, and June has finally arrived with a crisp, refreshing breeze. While we’re starting the day at a cool 44°F, we are looking forward to a beautiful high of 65°F as the sun breaks through! We are so happy to welcome you to a brand new month of stories, community, and fresh mountain air.
Happening Today: Closed for Quiet Prep
While the library building is closed on Mondays, our digital doors are always open! Today, naturalist John Muir published his very first wilderness essay on Yosemite back in 1872. Get inspired to explore our beautiful Adirondack backyard on this cool afternoon by downloading a nature memoir or regional guide on Libby!
Looking Ahead
- Wednesday, June 3: Weekly Knitting Circle (2:00 PM – 4:00 PM)
- Wednesday, June 3: Public Library Board Meeting (5:00 PM – 7:00 PM)
Don’t Forget to Register
Our Mahjong for Beginners workshop on June 19th has strictly limited seating. Secure your tiles today by registering online here or stopping by the front desk when we reopen on Wednesday!
Community Connection: Library Resources Spotlight
Did you know you can access Ancestry.com from our 3 public computers? Whether you’re researching family tree basics or learning about early local mining history in our regional books, we have the tools you need to get started when we reopen on Wednesday.
See you in the stacks!